Sentence examples for bring about a reduction from inspiring English sources

The consequences of what they did was to bring about a reduction in carbon".

The solution to the threat of Iran's nuclear ambitions is to bring about a reduction and eventual elimination of nuclear weapons wherever they exist.

"I explicitly add, we also take that to mean measures that aim to bring about a reduction in the cash value of debt".

Having persisted with enrichment in defiance of sanctions, why should Iran alter course just when the combined efforts of America's spies and the IAEA look likely to bring about a reduction of pressure and an escape from isolation?

Many of us in the addiction field have been working under this new paradigm, which seeks to bring about a reduction in drug use, a reduction in criminality and a reduction in infectious disease, even if those we are treating continue to use drugs.

And religious organisations, so quick to advocate the principle of "non-discrimination" in other goods and services, must surely now recognise that only by ending institutional discrimination in schools will we begin to bring about a reduction in the communal enmity and violence that is bred by segregation.

"My guess is that it will bring about a modest reduction and that it will take a second or third penetrating paper to bring about a real change".

The move is among options being considered to bring about a big reduction in night and weekend pay made under "archaic and out-of-line" contracts.

It could also bring about "a notable reduction in the number of lorries on the roads in the delicate Alpine environment".

In 2002, under its auspices, they vowed to bring about "a significant reduction" in the rate of loss of biodiversity by 2010.

General Motors, and the automobile industry in general, say that battery-powered cars are impractical and that the rule will bring about a minuscule reduction in air pollution at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars.